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		Thursday, August 30, 2007
Time	No.
07:30-08:30	114	ISDS Video Session “Breakfast at the movies”	Moderators:
		GI film festival	L. Ferri, Canada
			S. Law, Hong Kong SAR
			Panelists:
		Thoracoscopic dissection for esophageal cancer	D. Gotley, Australia
		Laparoscopic transhiatal esophagectomy	B. Jobe, USA
		Combined thoracoscopic-laparoscopic two field esophagectomy	S. Law, Hong Kong SAR

07:30-08:30	115	BSI Educational Session	Debaters:
		Debates on adjuvant treatment of breast cancer	R. Jakesz, Austria
			R. Margolese, Canada

08:30-10:00	116	ISDS Main Session	Moderators:
		Colorectal liver metastases (with surgical oncology)	H. Shimada, Japan
			G. Wakabashi, Japan
			Panelists:
08:30		Introduction by the moderators
08:33		Preoperative staging	P. Metrakos, Canada
08:49		Two-stage hepatectomy for multiple bilobar liver metastases from colorectal cancer	H. Shimada, Japan
09:05		Associated extra hepatic mets	L. Sidéris, Canada
09:21		Role of neoadjuvant / adjuvant therapies	P.-A. Clavien, Switzerland
09:37		Discussion

08:30-10:00	117	IFSES Symposium	Moderators:
		The cutting edge of Minimal Access Surgery	J. Périssat, France
			T.E. Udwadia, India
			Panelists:
08:30		Introduction by the moderators
08:33		Role of telemedicine for training & practicing M.A.S.	M. Anvari, Canada
08:49		The NOTES experience	L. Swantrom, USA
09:05		Esophageal tumors	C. Palanivelu, India
09:21		Liver tumors	To be nominated
09:37		Discussion

08:30-10:00	118	ISDE Main Session	Moderator:
		Barrett’s esophagus	A. Duranceau, Canada
			Panelists:
08:30		Introduction by the moderators
08:33		Fundoplication prevents Barrett’s adenocarcinoma	B.K. Oelschlager, USA
08:49		Fundoplication does not prevent Barrett’s adenocarcinoma	A. Casson, Canada
09:05		Optimal therapy for Barrett’s high grade dysplasia	M.K. Ferguson, USA
09:21		Cervical Barrett’s mucosa after esophagectomy and reconstruction	I. Cecconello, Brazil
09:37		Discussion

08:30-10:00	119	IATSIC / ISBI Symposium	Moderators:
		Necrotizing soft tissue infections	K.D. Boffard, South Africa
			B.A. Pruitt Jr., USA
			Panelists:
08:30		Introduction by the moderators
08:33		Necrotizing fasciitis	J. Hunt, USA
08:49		Invasive gram negative and fungal soft tissue infections	B.A. Pruitt Jr., USA
09:05		Systemic antibiotics in wound care	K.D. Boffard, South Africa
09:21		Topical antimicrobial therapy	R.L. Gamelli, USA
09:37		Discussion

08:30-10:00	120	BSI Main Session	Moderators:
		Is breast cancer the same disease in Asia as in the West?	S.P. Leong, USA
			W. Foulkes, Canada
			Panelists:
08:30		Introduction	S.P. Leong, USA
08:33		Breast cancer in China	Z.-Z. Shen, PR China
08:40		Breast cancer in Taiwan	T.-J. Liu, Taiwan
08:47		Breast cancer in India	G. Agarwal, India
08:54		Breast cancer in Japan	T. Tajima, Japan
09:01		Breast cancer in Korea	N.-S. Paik, South Korea
09:08		Breast cancer in Europe	K. Sandelin, Sweden
09:15		Breast cancer in Canada	A. Derossis, Canada
09:22		Breast cancer in USA	H. Cody III, USA
09:29		Analysis and summary	W. Foulkes, Canada
09:36		Discussion

08:30-10:00	121	IATSIC / APIMSF/ ICRC Symposium	Moderators:
		Missions in war zones – not just surgery!	T. Razek, Canada
			C. Giannou, Greece
			Panelists:
08:30		Introduction by the moderators
08:33		ICRC in Monrovia 2003	C. Giannou, Greece
08:49		Damage control vascular surgery	M. Bowyer, USA
09:05		Field surgery in northern Kenya	T. Razek, Canada
09:21		ICRC Emergency Respond Unit in areas of war	C. Giannou, Greece
09:37		Discussion

08:30-10:00	122	IASMEN / FELAC Symposium	Moderators:
		Hot topics in nutritional and metabolic care in bariatric surgery and surgery in the elderly	D.L. Waitzberg, Brazil
			G.L. Carlson, UK
			Panelists:
08:30		Introduction by the moderators
08:33		Pre-operative assessment and patient selection	D.L. Waitzberg, Brazil
08:49		Energy substrate and protein metabolism before and after weight loss	W. van Gemert, Netherlands
09:05		Management of long term complications following surgery	J. Escallon, Canada
09:21		Perioperative management of aged patients: the influence of ERAS	K.C. Fearon, UK
09:37		Discussion

08:30-10:00	123	ISS/SIC Free Paper Session	Moderators:
		Miscellaneous 2	A.-H.S.T. Al-Briezat, Jordan
			R. Denis, Canada
			Presenting Authors:
08:30	123.1	Vacuum assisted closure system in the management of anastomotic leakage	M. Silles, Austria
08:42	123.2	Intraosseus Vastus Lateralis Muscle Flap in chronic Osteomyelitis of the Femur: an effective method of treatment for advanced cases with multiple fistulas	A. Donadini, Switzerland
08:54	123.3	Acinetobacter Baumannii infections in a surgical intensive care unit	K.G. Toutouzas, Greece
09:06	123.4	Stoma construction should selectively be used in the management of the patients with Fournier's gangrene	E. Ozturk, Turkey
09:18	123.5	Thrombophilic Risk Factors In Patients Undergoing Major Abdominal Surgery And Their Relevance To Deep Venous Thrombosis	M.E. Esmat, Egypt
09:30	123.6	Splenectomy in haematological disorders: our experience	W. Kielan, Poland
09:42	123.7	The impact of late-starts and overruns on theatre utilisation rates	S. Al-Benna, United Kingdom
09:54	123.8	A single surgical unit's experience with abdominal tuberculosis in the HIV/AIDS era	I. Buccimazza, South Africa

10:30-12:00	126	ISDS / ISS/SIC Main Session	Moderators:
		Sentinel lymph node navigation for GI surgery	A. Bilchik, USA
			T. Aikou, Japan
			K. Miwa, Japan
			Panelists:
10:30		Introduction by the moderators
10:33		Upper gastrointestinal SLN navigation	Y. Kitagawa, Japan
10:49		Sentinel lymph node basins	T. Fujimura, Japan
11:05		Techniques and outcomes in colorectal SLN navigation	P.M. Schlag, Germany
11:21		Bone marrow metastases and colon SLN	M. Zuber, Switzerland
11:37		Discussion

10:30-12:00	127	EAES Main Session	Moderators:
		Minimal invasive surgery for rectal cancer	M. Morino, Italy
			H.J. Bonjer, Canada
			Panelists:
10:30		Introduction by the moderators
10:33		Laparoscopic total mesorectal excision (TME): the technique	To be nominated
10:49		Laparoscopic TME: indications and results	M. Morino, Italy
11:05		Color II trial: a RCT comparing open vs. laparoscopic TME	J. Bonjer, Canada
11:21		Transanal endoscopic microsurgery (TEM): indications and results	E. Lezoche, Italy
11:37		Discussion

10:30-12:00	128	ISS/SIC Main Session	Discussants:
		Women surgeons: a desired resource - recruiting women to surgery	P. Numann, USA
			J.L. Pasieka, Canada
			I. Buccimazza, South Africa
			P. Cheung, Hong Kong SAR
			K. Sandelin, Sweden

10:30-12:00	129	IATSIC Interactive Case Session	Moderators:
		Challenges in management	I.D. Civil, New Zealand
			M.E. Sugrue, Australia
			Panelists:
			I.D. Civil, New Zealand
			M.E. Sugrue, Australia
			A.K.T. Ng, New Zealand
			Z. Balogh, Australia
			T. Razek, Canada
			R.K. Simons, Canada

10:30-12:00	130	BSI Poster Session	Moderators:
		Breast surgery	S. Eriksson, Sweden
			H. Abdullah, Malaysia
			Presenting Authors:
	130.1	Validation of the Accuracy of Intraoperative Frozen Section Examination of the Sentinel Lymph Node for Early Breast Cancer	J. Gatek, Czech Republic
	130.2	A Randomized Study comparing Modified Radical Mastectomy Using Harmonic scalpel and Electrocautery	S. Deo, India
	130.3	Breast Cancer in Malaysia: Are we doing better? A 10 Year-Experience in A Single Institution	N.A. Mohd Taib, Malaysia
	130.4	Clinico-pathological profile of Fibrocystic Disease of Breast with and without malignancy and assessment of efficacy of Vitamin E supplementation in Mastalgia due to Fibrocystic Disease : results from a Tertiary Care Centre in Western Nepal	M. Baxi, Nepal
	130.5	Enhanced radiosensitivity by selective cyclooxygenase-2 inhibitor, celecoxib, in the breast cancer cell lines	Y. Suh, Korea, Republic of
	130.6	Breast cancer in Egypt: Changing face and future perspectives	O. Hussein, Egypt
	130.7	The importance of ethnic diversity in BRCA mutation testing: an initial experience in two Hong Kong Chinese families	A. Kwong, Hong Kong SAR
	130.8	Quality of care from the perspective of breast cancer patients: the QUOTE breast cancer instrument	M. de Kok, Netherlands
	130.9	Micrometastases in Sentinel Node and Additional Metastases in Nonsentinel Nodes by Breast Cancer	J. Gatek, Czech Republic
	130.10	Breast conservative surgery in ambulatory procedure. Factors influencing the patients' hospitalization. Evaluation of a French cancer center	F. Dravet, France
	130.11	Number of axillary lymph nodes dissected is not affected after neoadjuvant chemotherapy for locally advanced breast cancer	O. Youssef, Egypt
	130.12	Is a prefilled form a guarantee of collection of relevant informations for pathological analysis for breast conservative surgery ?	F. Dravet, France
	130.13	Video-assisted axillary surgery for cancer: Non-randomized comparison with conventional techniques	O. Hussein, Egypt
	130.14	Does clincally palpable contralateral axillary node significant in staging carcinoma breast patients	B. Selvan, India
	130.15	A Survey of Female Plastic Surgeons' Attitudes Toward Breast Reconstruction Options	S. Al-Benna, United Kingdom

10:30-12:00	131	APIMSF Free Paper Session	Moderators:
		Military trauma 2010	C.R. Kaufmann, USA
			D.G. Burris, USA
			Presenting Authors:
10:30	131.1	Tourniquet occlusion technique for lower extremity artery reconstruction in war wound	Z. Lovric, Croatia
10:42	131.2	Civilian-Military Cooperation: building up a satisfactory system for small countries, the example of Estonia	J. Teras, Estonia
10:54	131.3	Key Performance Indicators in British Military Trauma Management	A. Stannard, United Kingdom
11:06	131.4	Mechanism and profile of fatal injury in modern counter-insurgency warfare	A. Stannard, United Kingdom
11:18	131.5	Penetrating and blunt thoraco-abdominal injuries (TAI) in the Emergency Department - incidence and associated resus room mortality	D. Doll, South Africa
11:30	131.6	Substantiation of active surgical tactics at acute massive blood loss	P. Brusov, Russian Federation

10:30-12:00	132	IASMEN / WOFAPS Main Session	Moderators:
		Essential nutritional support growth factors in pediatric practice	J.L. Grosfeld, USA
			D.W. Wilmore, USA
			Panelists:
10:30		Introduction by the moderators
10:33		Pathogenesis of short gut syndrome in children	G. Gittes, USA
10:49		EGF receptor signaling and enterocyte apoptosis: tools for the future?	B. Warner, USA
11:05		Nutritional and metabolic management of short gut syndrome in children	T. Jaksic, USA
11:21		Nutritional/metabolic support in pediatric oncology	R. Andrassy, USA
11:37		Discussion

10:30-12:00	133	ISS/SIC Free Paper Session	Moderators:
		Obesity & Gastric surgery	D.B. Jones,USA
			I. Langer, Switzerland
			Presenting Authors:
10:30	133.1	The impact of Roux-en-Y Gastric Bypass on plasma lipids in morbid obese patients	R. Paluszkiewicz, Poland
10:42	133.2	Obesity surgery in a country of high prevalence of obesity and diabetes	F. Chikh Torab, United Arab Emirates
10:54	133.3	Laparoscopic incisional hernia repair in obese patients	G. Rustamov, Azerbaijan
11:06	133.4	Cancelled
11:18	133.5	A retrospective comparative analysis of laparoscopic versus open closure of perforated peptic ulcer in 152 cases	V. Golash, Oman
11:30	133.6	Surgery for gastrointestinal stromal tumors (GIST) of the stomach	G. Silberhumer, Austria
11:42	133.7	Changes in serum gastrin level, gastric motility and acidity after roux-en-y biliary-entereic reconstruction in patients with obstructive jaundice	H. Abdeldayem, Egypt

14:00-15:30	136	ISDS / ISS/SIC Main Session	Moderators:
		Bariatric surgery	M. Gagner, USA
			B.D. Schirmer, USA
			Panelists:
14:00		Introduction by the moderators
14:03		Role of banding	D.B. Jones, USA
14:25		Role of gastric bypass	B.D. Schirmer, USA
14:47		Role of duodenal switch procedure	A. Pomp, USA
15:09		Discussion

14:00-15:30	137	ISS/SIC Symposium	Moderators:
		Treatment of fecal incontinence: facts and utopias	N. Demartines, Switzerland
			K. Matzel, Germany
			Panelists:
14:00		Introduction by the moderators
14:03		Pelvic repair	B. Roche, Switzerland
14:16		Gracilis repair	C. Baeten, Netherlands
14:29		Sacral nerve stimulation (SNS)	K. Matzel, Germany
14:42		Artificial sphincter	M. Loehnert, Germany
14:55		Cost benefit analysis SNS	F. Hetzer, Switzerland
15:08		Discussion

14:00-15:30	138	ISS/SIC Free Paper Session	Moderators:
		Hepatobiliary surgery 3	J. Regöly-Merei, Hungary
			J.A. Söreide, Norway
			Presenting Authors:
14:00	138.1	Cancelled
14:12	138.2	Surgical management of post-ERCP perforation : A selective approach	R. Phani Krishna, India
14:24	138.3	Acute pancreatitis: A DGH experience	R. Sridhar, United Kingdom
14:36	138.4	Activation induced dysfunction of leukocytes may contribute to the immune-deficient state characterizing the compensatory systemic anti-inflammatory response syndrome in human acute pancreatitis.	G. Telek, Hungary
14:48	138.5	Surgical Management of liver Hydatid cyst	S. Daghir, Iraq
15:00	138.6	Intraperitoneal rupture of hydatid cysts	H. Genc, Turkey
15:12	138.7	Impaired natural killer cell activity after liver resection- A significance of the removed liver volume	T. Enoki, Japan
15:24	138.8	Comprehensive generation of novel fully human monoclonal antibodies against hepatocellular carcinoma using the phage-display system	A. Sugioka, Japan

14:00-15:30	139	IATSIC / FELAC Main Session	Moderators:
		Surgical techniques in trauma	J.A. Asensio-Gonzalez, USA
			J. Cervantes, Mexico
			Panelists:
14:00		Introduction by the moderators
14:03		Pulmonary tractotomy	J.A. Asensio-Gonzalez, USA
14:19		Major abdominal vascular trauma	D.V. Feliciano, USA
14:35		Complex liver injuries	T.M. Scalea, USA
14:51		Popliteal trauma	J. Cervantes, Mexico
15:07		Discussion

14:00-15:30	140	ISS/SIC Free Paper Session	Moderators:
		Vascular surgery & Esophagus	S.S. Pillay, South Africa
			To be nominated
			Presenting Authors:
14:00	140.1	Management Of Venous Hypertension Complicating Haemodialysis Access In Patients With Chronic Renal Failure	H. Sharaf El-Din, Egypt
14:12	140.2	Lymphovenous microsurgical shunts after 40 years: indications, techniques and follow-up evaluation methods	W. Olszewski, Poland
14:24	140.3	A minor modification of surgical technique has a major impact on endothelial function	S. Al-Benna, United Kingdom
14:36	140.4	The Experimental Study and Clinical Implication on Layered Anastomosis in Esophagogastrostomy	Y. Zhao, China PR
14:48	140.5	A new look to the recurrent and superior laryngeal nerves with implications for neck and esophageal surgery	D. Liebermann-Meffert, Germany
15:00	140.6	Limb-saving surgical procedures in very advanced lymphedema of lower limbs: new approaches	W.